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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-28

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
wEsT SIDE MATTERS.

VIM. Eardley. Of Sbawmui-ave. has gone
20 Chicago TO visit his brother.
Miss Martha Rasson. Of Gold-st. left
yesterday for brief visit ~ Benton Harbor
Miss Minnie &srshsli. Of West Fulion-st
has gone % Detroit - speBd week with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Thompson. of BgHslo
y y. who baye bees wishing f-ienfs for
the past week on West R-idre-sf.. returned
- their bone yesterday.
Hsrry T. konkle, tbs three -yasr-old son
~ NJ and Mrs Amos k0ukle. 81 513
Breaiwa7. died yesterday after short i.l
ness. The funeral 0iil he held froT -,
Pauls churcb a. 70 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. NarTarstte Fisuuerv. an oil isdy
residing on lacks9u-st. waa severely bitten
by dog which she keeps "a fbe house - 4
uet Yesterday morning ss she Vss getting
oui Of bed TIE Old ladv is prosfrafed -
she fears fhe dog wzs mad. TIE canine
va shortly after yards dispatched Vith 3
ciab.
A Vest SIDE saioonis' Yesterday in spesk-
inZ of tie Prohibition Amendment sad he
knew q would never carry for yol see
he said. pe0p.e voGae foY tbst would 10
only cutting ~ Their owu freedom ! have
seen the results II he sanenineBt in states
where ii is 10 vogue ard knes ~ast a.
talking a50ut WY II u sheui8 rass in
iess than a wear fhisfown woalf 20 dea3e- p
= door nsil snd Ia isss fhsn 4 rear r8u
world SO NOS ~ the ru~sress naer rbieh
thls city is made 70 oi Goeking % smother
Stafe
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
Az EXTENSIVE MONOPOLY.
A sei..1@s fh.s 49, a.s-rs.lly Asses tlls
Frses - t5tlss t514

PaffsaeIFaIA. A4scA IA egatsael
sas asnsd ssiag - tse smllA q bs1s
cs..ngaag. IL Lagsaa. a. sas 'he kxeca1ss
C0alsIlt1es ~ The soat1zFa costsa SD
Ca Company for TIE eo1straetloa of sns
pfsss rooal Hlschinrry f9F e.zat softaa seed
oi asi.sl f1s e4pseitY of oae..aaedred a. 4
sffv igas per eav each- TIE s11et prtae
81 "a Als..i : go -. All ~ TIE uazci4isefy
- well ss 80 iAiers snl tssatf ba.llaz
Haanines c0ntr acted tlF VITA the C4rssr
cotton Ola CoaBp4ng 81 hest BFhizesslsr
M4ss.. IL g. 3~ ready aad delivered ia tlae
- soFk ~ The eoalBx sea,ol crop. fas
eoatFacf with tae SAITH & tsils Company
cones sta u Al The patents GA tbs kiad ~
ma hiaery nos o-nst bg thzI company
and MS. il = sad gives the soathern Cot
t0n sell Oh Company the practical coaiFoi
0i al machinery oy shic1 cotton SEED OIL
IS Bssis under TIE ne~ snd Improved pso-
eess. The mills are - BE- erected a. ai,f.F-
snt points - as - oovsf the entIre cotton
BE- & zad aiso % Insure % the CON gany an
Un limited -4ppiY OF the seed of ~hlch there
Is a1gsaally produced about 5.oV0.uo tons.
sad 0uiy about 40000 tons have heretofore
0een fedaeed % Oil the 0alance having ia
recent ye4rs eeen used Tor feEtllizing par
Doses
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
THE CHARTER AMENDMENTS
with Some Alterations Pass the House
Other Legislative News.

Other Legislative news.
VtsNsssss w. ysst.Ns~-~tss>s-
LANSING. March 1.-THE Legislature had
a lively session today, the House wrestling
with the Grand Rapids charter amendments
which were doctored up and passed as fol-
lows: The one per cent. clause relative TO
the collection OF .axes previous to jan 1
was stricken out. and the Board of Review
was given thirty days instead of ten 10 col
lect assess ments on special rolls for local
improvements. The aldermen receive 500
per year instead of 300, with 'Ne proyiso
that the Common Council may, Dy "A two
thirds vote Of all the members elect, pay
the Chairmen IF the Committee on Ways
and Means, on Claims and Accounts,
on Streets. on the Poor. sum
not to exceed $500 per annum. The term
of Office of Mayor remains at one year. and
the term Of the Marshal is one year and th 2
Office Is TO be elective. Section q of title 3.
relative 10 farmers selling produce on the
streets remains with the words Kent
county" stricken out and giving all far
mers the privilege Of selling on the streets.
Ali property qualifications are stricken out.
The Common Council is given power TO
sell the water works after the question has
first been voted upon and approved by q
majority vote.
Inc senate anu mouse tNuinittee on
Judiciary after much wrestling with the
subject aud listening to arguments from
ancient mstrons have decided TO report the
age Of consent at l. years.
The Ways and Means Committee in the
House reported this afternoon the bill
making an appropriation for the Michigan
Sol her's Home. Il calls for $50 AS - or
a cut OF 50. 1927 from the biz as It passed
the COMMITTEES on Soldiers Home. The
main cuts are on subsistence, grading aud
salarins
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

Yesterday 4fssaeon tss eFssalax s<.ssssa
81 ne fsofih aaslAi oonssntsou - ttss
hsehsksa wossAas Re,sf Corps was bsi5
ia keyal Aroanan fisll. a. ioals-si fAess
eefs Ia alteadaaos solns 30 huBarss ana
hfly aeieEs1es repfessasleg even easls Ia
Ihe state. 1he il<tAftsasai ftes,aebt srs.
Mar !. HiBds. - si.ntoa. fesa her aan'iAi
address. ~hieA. rsFie~rd su<eincfis the
woFk Of The corps darspx lie p4si year. N
recommendations II isD poftsfes sere made.
felios inx ossos ihs Imports 81 tie tario0s
olhesrs. tie ckisf paiuts ai iuaiic interest
iH which ~efe thaf ls4 fleuttefship has ia-
eresssd IN thgos yeers irom 50 -
$500. tbsI tie additions d1ung tie p4st
year alone have been - men1ers
hat s. 80 and over has been expeu1ec fof
charitable purposes. sna tbst The general
fund nos oontains %}9 SomnanceT-tu-
Chef FsirchId. VI Hisoansin pad ihs
women : yislt dlu1g tneif messing. and
made an address witch VA ~ = conpa-
naentzry and encouraging nature
Tlls morning the officers ful the follow
iag YEAR viii be elected. and the reports
heard from com Aztec 10 whom tie reports
Of officers have been referrea Ia tae after :
noon the exemp.ifit alton 0f the ritual ~AI
be held and also the Installation 81. of1oefs.
Fhe corps expects 70 conlpsete its business
by nigai.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
LATE WHISPERS OF THE WIRE.

TIE Maine Legislature adjourned yeste r
day.
The German Ambassador at the Quiriual
In Rome has resigned.
The President yesterday appointed VI. T.
Cbaik ss Inspector of Boilers at Duluth.
N.s0n Frank. Jr. dealer in woOlens at
Bilumore. has assigned. liabilities unknown;
assets, So zoo.
Macxsy denies that he has been neg Otia-
ting for an interest In the b & o. railroad
or telegraph system.
The Educational Convention after three
davs session AZ Washingtoo. adjourned last
night % meet AZ that city IN March next.
A dynamite explosion at the Mil River
Water WORKS near Bridgeport, Conn. yes
teriav, killed two men and injured third.
The residence OF Mrs. Juia Hicks Lord.
iD Nex Tork vas burglarizef Monday OF
8 so worth OF silver plate and bric-s o-ac.
TIE German steamer Rsia,a from san
Francisco. bound for Tahiti burned ~ sea
soogt FEB. i6. The fate Of the crew IS not
known.
Arguments in the old telephone interfsr-
ence controversy between Bell. Gray. Nc
Donolgh and Edison are being heard before
the Commissioner Of Patents.
Charles r. Dawes viii give a ax-dav 90.
as-ycu please walking race in Chicago
sometime IN NAY. provided a suitable lisz Of
entries can bee secured a. 500 eaca.
The German police yesterday arrested ou
the beician frontier. a Ionioner named
John Ne. Who. II = alleged is socialist
eniissaTy of shs I0haan Moss school
ThLty graduates of he Women's Meiical
College Of fsnnsy Tanis received diplomas
yesterday AZ THE tnirIy-ir,r annual com-
uenesmsnt Of that insa5usi0n. in Pnila1el-
phia.
Wm. Stone. . railroad snplove working
near san Antonio. Tex. kiiled Henry Mad
ison. c3atrectov. YESTERDAY f,r refusing aim
money Aiterwsri be kiiisd two Mex cans
-ho attempted hls arrest.
Henry CiesrT The bank forxer. sentenced
in January. 1883 was released from the
Maryland STATE Prison yesterday. nis term
having expired Prior - rs sentence he
had served two years IN sing sing for ke
0lfense.
Cssear Cook. sccomDlice II Fred wiftr0ck.
aliss tTinl Cumminxs the cypress robhsr
pleaded guilty ~ Independence, No. vs.
tsrday. and rss sentenced - three years
Imprisonment IN he pensss1fisry A. IefisT-
son Cilg
IN tie B1ssev bridge Investigation vss-
tsrisy a gentleman testified thar IN iSs4 hs
nofi 5esf he Surerirtsndeut q tie road
STAT the bridge wss ous = repsir and ~as
told that Il he vRs afraid % ride be hsd BET
ter wax
Forty seven arrests have heen 1ssde for
conpi,city 81 The conspiracy sgtfnet the
Car A. 81 Petersburg. nesrIy al of thnss
taxeu lato cusfofv beng stlstenes. oue of
ths nunobsr = vousaa. buf her idenafy
hss acf hesu discicaed
Henry Harms sxes -. foreman a. Wa.
NAlers st1ve ard rsrzs works. Cincinnati
vas rushed - death Ts<fsrfsv sferao.sn
~ The Inuz ever ~ = pie - sbeef iron
s'x feef high. Conductor McCoy who waS
sraiftess ~ - iscorsafire wreck near Nsr-
cent >faficn iiet vessersssv sike Esriv :
e1klnS ~ and - hopes az sussrtsinssi
tsr IA r~>sssrJ. 49, .A<ssx fo1r fafa.-
i1laA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
A MISUNDERSTANDING
In Regard TO the Inter- State
Commerce Bill.
THE RAILROADS MAY ISSUE PASSES.
So Says Senator culiom One OF the
Fathers of the Law-Newspspers
and Railroads May Trade Spe-
cial Rates for Special Rates.

WasHrxGroS, March i7---Senator Cull0m,
one of the promoters Of the Interstate
Commerce bill, while passing along news
paper row today, ran against number OF
correspondents and the result was quite
long interview about the bill, IN general,
but more particularly with reference TO the
enforcement OF the clause relating TO The
continuance of commutation or excursion
tickets which, as. maintained by some pro
hibits the issuance of such tickets. The
senator said he did not so interpret this
clause. and expressed the opinion that moth
ing in the act CO uld apply 10 the issuance
of communication tickets. There
appears" he said, TO exist
also misunderstanding IN regard
10 the issuance of passes. But il was our
intention TO include that matter. IL a rail
road company sees proper 20 pay for it's
advertising by free transportation, as no
doubt has been the custom except that
heretofore the railroads have gotten more
than they gave out. the bill does not pre-
vent il. If Senator Brown had not con-
strued the bill as interfering with the pass
system. and insisted upon his amendment
which provides tor the issuance of hallraie
tickets 10 clergynen, nothing would have
been said about passes. In my opinion,
however, il is time TO have these matters
adjusted. If railroad company gets special
rates for advertising, il should give special
facilities 20 those who give the rates, etc.
There is nothing IN The bill which absO-
lutely prohibits the issuance Of passes. The
whole thing is an inference, but will. sup
pose be taken advantage Of In many in
stances.
Il understand" said one OF the cores
pondents, that the newspapers will now
keep more accurate account with the rail-
roads"
should they do this said the Senator.
"they will come ont ahead. ] don't APP
prove of Mr- President so and 40 getting
long accounts OF his journeying Sround
the world published, unless be pays for them
in kind"
rs it true. Senator" inquired another Of
the correspondents, that YOU contemplate
introducing an Interstate telegraph bill"
II see IL has been 50 stated" he replied,
but / am not quite prepared TO discuss that
question. / have alluded TO IL and believe
that the telegraph question Needs looking
into but there il ample tine for that"
During the course OF further remarks the
Senator said the Interstate Commerce bill
was not exactly what be wanted but il was
the best he could get Referring 10 the per
sonel of the commission Senator CullOm
disclaimed all knowledge Of who ould be
appointed. He thought however. that
Colonel Morrison wanted 10 De one OF the
members
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
hUSTLING FOR MONEY.
Indianapolis Has a Base Ball Ciab, But no
Means of Maintaining IT.

ISDIASAPoLIs. March 17-There was a
mass meeting at the Board OF Trade rooms
ton ght in the interest OF the base ball pro-
ject and some two hundred persons were in
attendance. The directors addressed the
meeting stating all the facts connected with
the purchase OF the franchise and declarin z
that $1,000 was still Lacking 10 make the
requisite amount for mounting the club
after paying for the franchise. A few Of
the Gentlemen present increased their sub.
scriptions until 81 90 additional was raised.
The field will De canYassed again tomorrow
for the last time and II is believed that the
remaining $1,000 will be raised, though the
tribulation has been indeed great.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
she DIDN'T SAY GOOD BYE.
A Providsaes wom.a Of wealth Frozen to
Death

Providence r. l.. March i7.-Wednes-
day forenoon the body Of an unknown
woman clad ia \ black dress, seal skin
sAcqus znd small round black straw bat
and having on neither shoes nor
stockings was found ia a puddle OF water
on ~Molasses Hill, in Lincoln. The med-
icai examination decided that the woman
vas frozen 10 death and tOcay des elop-
ments showed that the unfortunate 40
man vas the widow Of samuel Fenner
who. At one time was the owner Of the
immense Teouer lodge Ia CranstOn. and
who IN his palmy days was a very wealthy
man. a close friend of the members OF the
house OF H. and ". Sprsgae,
and power in town politics
then. Thel widow vas member of
the best society circles and was attractive
and handsome For considerable
time she has been ia reduced
financial circum stance. ad has lived
mostly with her relatives IN his city. On
monday Mrs. Fenner LEFT the house of her
relatives and started of very suddenly with
out bidding any one OF the iamily good bye.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18


DETRorr, March list. Psrrick's Day
was celebrated IN this city with much
eclAt. The Irish civic and military socie-
ties. Montgomery Rifles, Detroit National
Guard. Knights Of st. John, Ancient order
Of Hibernians in two divisions. Father
Ma,thew Temperance Societies and several
benevolent associations, led 5y bands, as
sefnbled in front ot the public library Al 9 4.
m. and with httle delay took up the line OF
march 70 Woodward-ave., thence 20 Ade-
lalde-si and to 81. Patrick's church. where
religious services were held. On leaving
the church an hour later the procession re-
formed and presented a much finer appear
auce as the arr was warmer and the sun
shone brightly. The line OF march covered
several miles. A banquet and speeches al
the Paincess rink tonight closed the cele-
bratiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

FHrtsnzErsIs. Asreh f7-Tae steamer
British Prince. vhich srr ve3 te5sg. hss
ths foliowiag IN her iog - Na~eh "a ~ s.
= n lstif15s 81 81. ldnzifn - 81 r1 s- z6ts1
hocner ysrht seven rlIies - noy-f rs11
1919 a "a. siznsls H-N - fsa.sFez
he2n ahich were rea5 'scaS71sr - ~
nsuntless Nothing sFr<s~s 81 f1s laa
sf-e0t nsving sighf-i fke Co-ooet sd ffss
osfcsrs hsvs nor - fsr - knorn ns1s ser
stsrenaprf - fhst efFerf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18


TIE ~sssa silcAsrs II ths ispss llgai
ml.aa lssst hss fAissB an Tia risss tlai he~s
1o.n ID IL frics lsf siss AS susrler u .
es4tag ga every nainsiS siAgs ~ thss
oaaltrs nssef ses Eners lnsplrsaf thsn 90
last nixki 81 foees opess House. Ii
soesard ss ihs the erioksts ohirisec naofs
sausi0ails saa naors moFFily thsn eve, ana
"a snohan toak on ne~ lie I have -
ofien ssid that Msxgs klichct sss a. "a
trasFdiuAfs a marvellous woman thai 4
hesitate "a sss % bos. but q lny eses dla
Doi oeaeiys nie. shs sotuAiik did
sotos ueN "besansS isei night ana
she oersa, ,ni3 threN more sesi iato tts char
anlef than ! renleaiies ~ have n0tea in iaci
lof tae past dozen se1rs Maggie oonNnurs
a. sgow plump kno her shits bare nsst is
exen more beautiful than eseI and sinlosi
ai tAf AZ ~ three sls1Ts she sE1u continues
70 fesi. her arras vel rounded tsn ID tse
that she really h ~ fanCiol ess supposed
Ia l.e. . Wi.ob anc lss oiso0KeIea The s-cfci
u perpetual youth
The faes that Maggie Mitchell eAlly DID
something nsw sn fascboB" did not sur
priss me more than fhe folloSing cispstcb
fsoeiFed while sflhR1 The above
-NFe N0KK. Nsfch ls.~NAts Salisbury
tie gsopGlaF comedian. was lnsrres Wed
nesasy by Judge Patterson. - Aiss hay
"a "a GELS a well kDown operelte siDeeti
y hose family reside Hf NesbnFEh. New
YORK The tact became kn0wn m theatrical
circles today ana oooasi0ned much pleasant
comment
SO this explains why Miss ssnlusis ieft
the Carlsion Company IN Chicago The other
oay and few away 10 0othsm- Asis IL
going e. Europe with his gold mIHe--ths
Wild West Show-snd supposs hf
thoue hi tllis wss the finest opportunity 81
bis lille for a honey moon. salisbury mace
his firsi professional appearance m Grand
Rapids. years ss,o.
Joe Lang. the well -knowa comedian snd
manassr. has united hik fortunes with hack-
EFT a Virgins and he arrived last evening
10 look after the Wonderland while Man
ager Day is absent.
Tonight Wilson a Rankins MINISTRIES
forty strong-you don't have 90 count
em unless you want to-appesf si Powers
aud lovers OF minslrels may be sure Of two
hours Of uproSFaons fun.
Tomorrow '~rhe Devils Auction" With
al the old fsgOriies and The jolly English
ballet aud myriad ot speciaites, viii PACK
Powers.
Hearnes Hearts Of Oas Of the Won.
derlaBd all next weok
TheAire-goers should no; forget that
louise Pomeroy is An actress worth secur.
ing seats for.
Manager Fred. q. berger viii eKpend
s. 500 or &. 600 in decorating and reiuvenai-
ing Powers Opera House thif summer.
LONDON. March l7-Mme. Helen Hss-
treitor maoe her debut 81 the COvrnt Gar
den Theatre tonight a. leonsra ia la
favorita" She was IN excellent voice and
her reception by lhs audienos partook Oi
the character Of an ovation. She Was re-
pestediy recalled and MAS the recipient Of
many costly 6orsl gifts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
AtIsaltl. ~.

"a. .e.tt p Htt N-at-asa e.t-t--
BArTiE CAEEk. March i7.-St Patrick >
Day va duly observed with civic pro
cesslon aud religious services al 81. Phillips
church AZ DO = IA. This evening me
banquet With songs. speeches, etc, was
gwen al Eclipse Fink by the Young Men ;
Benevolent Sosiety. Hon. George Willard
made magnificent address.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
jackson Honors the saint

tNt-esltz - Va Flst-NNs-eSAsNs
Jackson, March l7.-Despite the raw
wind and chilly atmosphere st. Patrick's
day was celebrated here. Co. H., Emmet
Rifles, the c. NJ B. Association and the
Catholic Irish Benevolent Association turn
ed out In uniform and attended special
service al 81. Mary's church at $780,.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

WNnfv..res. Msrch f-.-Seeou3 Assistant
Postmaster General hnois and Mr. Nssh
Superintendent ~ Baiiwsy Nai. Service. ~
tifne5 Gel Washington today frem Kansas
"a tne frst fssi mail Service train from the
West fhev report tae new service cnu-
riefe s1ceess TIE ftst train 10 the Vest
s-rr7res q sree,i nj fltT two miles an hour
for A .onx fisfsace vest ef fsftsb1rz
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

LONDON. March 1.-THE Ctroaieie Rome
dispatch says: Cardinal Taschereau has
succeeded in taking the matter OF the X. of
L. before the holy Office and il is probable
that the decision OF the question will ratify
the Cardinal con iemnatlOn Of the order in
Canada sad forbii any extension OF the
or .an izatiOn in she United States.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

R0eif SChoitz, rao VS. arrested for crszf-
ias disturbances At The Norton yesterday
= in love With Hatsis Heinrich. chief Of the
sCrunhinz brigade. He wanted her %
leave the citv Eiih biu and ~ben she -
fused - se,z~i reTo Te- and threatened -
sAoot ainse.s un5es< sae consented - -.
buf wss srfs<tef before - had carried hls
thress lnto efscG
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
Mnskernn Matters.

txtlltlNt ysN yt1StNls- -st,lNs
MUsKEGoS, March 1.-THE Greenbackers
and Workingmen met in joint convention
today and nominated delegates 10 the
Workingmen's judicial convention.
John Torrent has purchased the Quinlar
block, paying therefor $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

81 Pwssssvas, Nsrch H. Erch alarm
is 6it snons tse rolcs ewing - their
har ~ rs riVsf information that isrxa
nlrl1er uf Niai,ist orzagi zaaons and groups
eEisf ternn- t11t Russia. ant t3af thev are
rfsfir scr I1sas.ii8fe acton - f1e end %
cH.are.linE tfa zar 10 couce..e a c1ustitu-
tcaal -1rer neaent or fsrfeit his afe
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

WAsHtsGToS, March Ill Is rumored
here that the President has appointed Mr..
May bury, of Detroit, TO Turkey or Austria
a. the solicitation of Don NJ. Dickinson,
who thinks il would be an easy way 10 rid
himself Of Maybury by sending him out OF
the cDg.utry
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

foSrcS March THE Csainet A. its
meeting tadtv frcde,i upan = land cur
crsse srtense hasei uaen -evisaf rsnsals
he snarr's IS rll 81 me psssss.e - this
fnessere. te mrta Forse aF fhan thev
eaals have o~eB nnder the operation II
NJ q. .ses,r...' siff
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
OBSERVING THE DAY
The irish Patron Saint Hon
oFed II Michigan Cities
CHARTER AMENDMENTS HAVE PASSED.
Some OF the sl5srmeo MAJ Receive
S4Oo-Tss MzYor TO F1oid tTis
Orics Ons fesr-Ths Marshal
Elected o. The Peopls
Other Changss

~ 3fI0l = ~ TIIEEtfe1 ftf-ls
NEsAfGo. Aafen ll.-fhe anniversary cf
lFelsnds patron saint was ouly celebrated
here by grand conceft tonight a. the Opera
House. the building icing niied 70 over
ll4llE
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

Nsv NeeS. Mares i7.-The stsr tou,ar.
my wi saf ast E r ei1cislv announced
that tte srnalrsfe whica has ottarsi con-
rel af tee slamcre k 1hfo Esiirussi i ne
cne Ft.en represents fhe Cfnf nran Ham
nion s nseh,n Rsifrrs.i Comrsnv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

Wss1Tv srsx Msreh kpE,i i-ztfsn
comes - - Trsss1ry Ds7srsnaezt for fts
frse entrv ~ Ssn Frsr1sc8 - . vao6s-
"Jo~s 81 fAiaese 80es h01se fte~r I'd
= preross5 ~ bring x n f-ee - 6zsT anSer
tes clsxs5sesxioa - inzxees sa6 rezk - far
80 aee - - r1zs ass.cs stsons Tke
cd anf r4gssis sd as-srsevna = when
Fat toxriheT ~ rake fzrrs 80 -
loz.x. eo-np posed - roo8. esatb, psF.<r. f1se.
sox rsxs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

T~c Gsr3ss s-erloves ~ - W slsss :
ffnd Schooi F1rnitn~- Coup~nv. hsvs -
ceivrd nofic@ ron the Wsr Depertnsaf ~
ths Fsthevisod - report ~ ones for aia
1Asy dass-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

n~n7S. Nsrea t--w7'h she ercertion
cf aioosifess -e~ ir Eoudorler~v asia a
feN isi zlls fn ether pfaces 81 ratr-ek
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THe DAY ma NEW YORK.
Irish-Aacricsus Celebrate st. Patrick :
Birth with Nigor

Irf-h-Aacrtcaus Ceiehrats II. Patrick
Birth with Nigor.
Ngv YoRg March IA banquet was
given by tia 3 Palrick's Club a. the Hoii-
man House tonight At She conclusion OF
the menu Judge John Henry McCarth de-
liversd the address Of welcoms.
NEw IoRS March i1.-Dr McGiyun was
the princinsl speaker A. the meeting ~
irish societies ~ Jones Wood today. he
alluded to his trouble with the Archbishop
defended his land theories and declared be
Woat continue In the discussion OF public
question. socs a. or rei sious.
Mss IoeE March l--Genersl Sherman
presided - fhe banquet Of the sons ~ g.
Patrick tonight a. Deinlonicos Among
the guests sn8 speakers were Gen. Horace
Porter. Caaunsey n neTsv, Eugene
Kelly. Judge Dlnohue, and ~ Boarke
Cochran President Cleveland cent ietfsr
Of regrets saying. y 1ur society Is founded
upon objects AMI purposes vital
ixed o. sentiments ef patriotism The
trsdidons of ot1er lands may vel ~ kept
alive IN a county where al msnkind can
meet on equal terms and bonors and hon
age may vel ue sesrdei - the SAINT sn3
- fhe heroes of other times by the who
reeerently remsm heriux these things. knd
glory Ard honor in their claim - American
citizenship GOV. Hill snd Mayor Heviff
q 80 sent letters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

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